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Kids' Backpacks

For all the gear they need in a day, kids’ backpacks from adidas pack it in and keep it organized. Pouches, compartments and zip pockets store items of every size within easy reach, and padded straps make carrying them comfortable. Explore kids’ school backpacks in every color, with their favorite graphics and characters for added fun.

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adidas Kids' Backpacks

A backpack makes a statement, so kids can choose one they'll love all year long from the collection of adidas kids’ backpacks. They're designed to stand up to the wear and tear active kids can dish out. Backpacks with protective laptop or tablet sleeves and multiple sections and pockets help older kids organize all of their supplies for easy access. Side pockets for water-bottles make it easy to grab a sip. Kids’ school backpacks have padded straps that are adjustable so they can be cinched close to the body or allowed to hang loose. Breathable back panels help keep things cool. Black backpacks are popular, or they can choose from several neutral colors that easily coordinate with their clothes. They can also go for a bold color to add some fun to their school days.

Younger kids will love adidas children's backpacks in playful graphics and their favorite colors. Some even feature their favorite Disney or Marvel characters. These backpacks are a bit smaller, and they're simplified, so younger students can easily find their lunch box, water bottle or library book. Most have a smaller pocket for keeping things like pencils and snacks. Shop the adidas collection of kids’ backpacks for school bags they'll love to haul every day.

Kids' Backpacks Frequently Asked Questions

For a 7-year-old, a backpack with a light to moderate capacity is generally appropriate. This allows them to comfortably carry school essentials such as notebooks and folders. a lunchbox and a water bottle, without being overly large or heavy for their frame. When choosing backpacks for kids, prioritize comfort and fit. Look for padded, adjustable shoulder straps and, ideally, a sternum (chest) strap to help distribute the weight evenly. The backpack shouldn't be wider than their torso or extend more than a few inches below their waist to prevent back strain.
"Cool" for kids often means fun designs and practical features. Right now, popular kids' backpacks include those with vibrant patterns, character themes (like Disney or superheroes) and functional elements like water bottle pockets. Two-in-one backpacks with built-in lunch bags are also nice. For older kids, minimalist designs with modern tech storage and easy access to small items are popular. And comfort is always important, so look for padded straps and ergonomic designs that fit comfortably.
For a 5-year-old, choose backpacks for kids that are specifically designed for preschoolers or kindergartners. A good size is typically falls within the range of 14-16 inches in height. It's important to make sure a kids' backpack isn't wider than their torso or hangs more than four inches below their waist to prevent back strain. Look for padded, adjustable shoulder straps and, ideally, a chest strap to distribute weight evenly. While a cute design is a bonus, prioritize comfort, durability and a lightweight build. It should be easy for them to open and close zippers independently.